The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-01-12

Remember, that the Grand Army
Fair will take place in February, begin
ming on the l4,h. Special attractions will
be offered.
--NIessrs. Jos Smith & Co, insurance.
agents, have presented US with two beau
tiful calendars, for which We return
thanks.
The novel feature of the Christmas
entertainment in the Reayille Presbyter-
ian Church on Christmas Eve. was
.Snow House. 1t was greatly admired.
MIR. Theo. +. Skillman, of this city,
got one of the "plums" given out by the
Assembly. he being chosen Assistant En-
crossing Clerk. We congratulate him on
his good luck.
Mir. Jas. Mnllineux, news agent, OF
this city, has presented US with copy oil
THE Ledger Almanac which Is gener-
ally known as trustworthy and extend
cd compendium of useful information.
The extra meetings at the NJ. +.
Church in this city, still continue with
interest. The pastor is doing hard work,
and his hands a:e upheld by his breth-
rem.
An increase Of pension has been
granted to Lemuei Hoaglsnd, of itea.
vile. He will receive. $500 back pay,
aud $72 per month during the remain
der Of his life.
The CASHIER Eye farm, below town,
was sold at the adjourned sale on Thurs
last, for $40. % per acre. The farm cou-
talus 81 SO acres. 1t was bought by Jos.
Smith & Co. for s. B. & 8. W. Twining,
Yardiey, Pa. The price paid is low.
No sufferer from any scrofnious disease,
who win fairly try Ayers Sarsaparlla,
need despair Of cure. This remedy
purges the blood OF all impurities, de-
stroys The germs of scrofula, and infnses
new life and sigor throughout the physi-
cal organization.
That slight cold, of which you think so
little, may lead to serious trouble with
the lungs. Avoid this result by taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the best known
remedy for colds, coughs, catarrh, bron-
chtis, incipient consumption, and all
other throat and lung diseases.
DIR. Geo. W. Wilde. OF Massa-
ehusetts, has taken the rooms formerly
occupied by DIR. Garretson, in Reaville.
and will, il is expected, practice medi-
cine. Reaville has four doctors. two re-
tired.
Rev. John T. Vine, OF New York
City, who is conducting special services
every night in the Baptist Church of this
city, will on Friday evening Of this week,
give an account OF his visit to Salt Lake
City, and what be saw of the Moimons,
their polygamy, tabernacle, temple, &c.
The ladies Of the w. c. u. Of this
city, got up the dinner for the stockhold-
ers Of the Lambertville National Bank:yes-
terday, and from personal test Of it's quail
~ we can certify that It was wen cooked,
we'll served and excellent throughout.
In the evening, the ladies held their nm
nual supper, which was we'll patronizsd.
Some excellent music Was given under
the direction OF Miss Annie Leech.
The children OF the Mount Range
school, on Tuesday week. gave their
teacher, Mr.. w. d. Reep, present Of q
ane fur turban, in testimony Of their re-
gard MIR. r. also received other evil
dsnces Of his scholars' good will. Dur
ing the holidays, Mr.. X. gave each OF
his scholars q box of candy He is
we'll liked as teacher both by the soho
lara and their parents.
AT the distribution OF marksInen's
prizes, for the 7th Regiment. last Wed
nesday evening. the following OF com
pary c., of this city. were honored
Lieut.. r.. NJ. Hartman. %. bar Sgt.
+. W. Larison, IS. bar Corp. 7. Nj.
Heath. 80, bar; Elmer Allshouse, ~,
bar: W. F. p. Burroughs. 90, badge !;
Marshall Fields. 25, bar; Edgar Krozen,
20, badge Z. II. Lawyer, 25, badge ;
Louis Williamson, 81, bar.
Mr.. John W. Niece. father of W. B.
Niece OF the firm Of Lear. Holcomb 4
Niece, died suddenly at the residence of
his son about noon to-day. Of heart dis
ease. Mr.. Niece has lived tosthe age Of
SO years. He was an earnest Christian and
had been for years member OF the M.
f. Church. He was possesser Of more
than ordinary mental ability and was q
man of earneat convictions.
The Rev. Mr.. Vine, OF New York.
an evangelist, is holding nightly services
at the Bsptist Church in this city He
is an interesting speaker. He will also
preach next Sunday morning and even.
ing. Mr.. Vine has been preaching for
two weeks past at the Mount Airy Pres
byteriau church, where the meetings are
being continued this week. A n..nbel
have been converted.
Why are CARVER & WILLIAMS sell
ing 80 many carpets Because they have
new and handsome patterns at low prices
Mares 20, 1886.